Purpose This article develops a methodological framework to support qualitative analyses of
legal texts. Scholars across the social sciences and humanities use qualitative methods to …

Through an account of white feminisms and white privilege, this article examines the
tensions between local and international knowledge frames. The article considers the …

As Amanda Porter, a scholar from the Brinja clan of the Yuin nation on the South Coast of
New South Wales (NSW), Australia, has noted, the publication of Indigenous Criminology …

This chapter seeks to address questions of 'epistemic injustice'(Fricker, 2007),'epistemic
positioning'(Bacevic, 2021), and 'disciplinary decadence'(Gordon, 2015) in criminology by …

In 2013, three African American women-Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi-
opened the worldwide conversation'Black Lives Matter'. They inspired a movement that …

This study examined jurors' perceptions of victim race and mental illness as a function of
defendant race in a mock-juror decision-making context. Victim race (Indigenous vs. White) …

Coming more than 25 years after Mabo v Queensland [No 2](1992) 175 CLR 1, the
landmark decision in Northern Territory v Griffiths ('Griffiths')(2019) 269 CLR 1 is the first …

This article explores the complex landscape of legal and medical translation in the context of
African indigenous languages. It delves into the historical influences of colonialism on legal …

This introductory chapter outlines the development, aims, methods, theory and structure of
the Australian Feminist Legislation Project (AFLP). Inspired by and drawing on the feminist …

A pesquisa explora como a criminologia cultural, terminologia que surge no Norte Global
para explicar a criminalização de manifestações artísticas populares, pode ter uma …